While its reception from players and critics has been divisive, there’s no denying that Starfield is one of the biggest games of the year. And one of many greatest controversies of the 12 months is that it launched as an AMD showcase, selecting FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) upscaling over Nvidia’s proprietary DLSS. While Nvidia players have been ready to make use of the open normal since launch, they’re about to get entry to DLSS with the newest replace to the PC model of the sport — together with DLSS 3 Frame Generation.

According to a Twitter Xitter X post from developer Bethesda, the following beta launch of Starfield will hit Steam subsequent week (second week of November), with native help for Nvidia DLSS in tow. The replace will come utilizing Steam’s beta system, which permits all gamers to opt-in to the newest model of the sport. Other deliberate enhancements will embody HDR controls for suitable displays and laptops, as noted by PC Gamer. A particular date and time for the replace was not supplied, however they did say an improve from AMD FSR2 to the newer and extra superior FSR3 was deliberate for the longer term.

As with different Bethesda RPGs, modders wasted no time bettering the PC model of the sport, adding in DLSS capabilities virtually as quickly because it was launched. But the character of Nvidia’s system signifies that every particular person sport advantages from Nvidia’s large number-crunching knowledge facilities “training” on its particular graphical components, so the official model of DLSS ought to far surpass the efficiency of user-made mods.

It’s price noting that AMD has maintained that its partnership with builders requires them to prioritize inclusion for its expertise, like FSR, however does not prevent developers from also supporting rival tech like Nvidia’s DLSS and Intel’s XeSS. It appears that Bethesda’s addition of official DLSS help for Nvidia {hardware} bears this out, whether or not or not Starfield’s creators have been spurred on by the preliminary public outcry.